Gunners� privatisation takes shape

Thursday, March 03, 2016

Ludo Kemoeng handing over the new kit to Gunners.PIC: KABO MPAETONA

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The Lobatse giants are following in the footsteps of Gilport Lions, Township Rollers, Gaborone United (GU) and Mochudi Centre Chiefs who have all taken a commercialisation route.

The club’s chairperson, Phenyo Gothaang told journalists at the launch of a new kit yesterday that they would have tied everything down by March 19.

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